The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-30
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j. II. ESTILL, Editor and Proprietor.
COURTESY WITH CLAWS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL ENTER
TAIN THE CzAR.

The Interview between Them will be
Customs Guard Shoots a Prussian
on the Frontier-Anti-Ger Pla-
cards Displayed in Restaurants and
Shops.
Copyright 1887 By the Ne,o York associated
Press)
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-It was arranged at the
beginning of the week that the Car should
leave Copenhagen and travel via Germany
to Moscow. The imperial saloon train at
Wirbullon, Polish station, was ordered to
take up the Gar to Lubbock. Berlin court
circles expected the courtesy of visit to
Emperor William EN- route. Then came
the news that the arrangement had been
countermanded. Moscow advices confirm
the reports reaching here from Copenhagen
that the postponement of his return is due
to the appearance of symptoms of measles.
His travelling via Germany and consequent
visit to the Emperor are now accepted as
inevitable The visit is officially considered
undesirable, but care will be taken to di-
vest it of all political significance. The
health of the Gar and of the imperial chill
dren forbids their attempting the
Stockholm or Libean routes and they
will consequently pass through
Berlin. Prince DeC5iers will
not accompany the Car, nor will Prince
Bismarck be present at the interview be-
tween the Emperors. Although he has been
expecting the interview to take place,
Prince Bismarck has maintained an attitude
of reserve toward the Russian Embassy and
under his advice the Emperor refrains from
meeting the Gar until he is formally ap.
prised that his journey homeward is about
to commence. The interview will be brief
and ceremonious.
THE GRAND DUKE EN- ROUTE.
Grand Duke Nicholas passed through
Berlin on his way homeward He was re-
ceived at the railway station Thursday
night by the Russian Charge D'AffaireS,
who accompanied him to his hotel where he
remained without being visited by any one
connected with the German court or army.
His speech at Dunkirk on Oct 5, in which
he expressed sympathy with France as
against Germany, although denied by him,
remains an undOubted fact. The Grand
Duke resumed his journey yesterday un-
noticed
An incident on the frontier beyond Tilsit
of a Russian customs officer shooting a
PrusSian named Glinke is strikingly similar
in some respects to the Schnaebel affair,
but, unlike that affair, it does not stir the
public pulse or official feeling The an
tagonism of Russians in the frontier
provinces is demonstrative, but it excites
no similar response from the Germans.
Frontier restaurants frequented by Russian
officials, and drink shops patroniZed by
soldiers, display placards bearing the
words: Here no Prussians are served with
meat or drink" Stores in Moscow and
Russian shops in Warsaw and elsewhere an
nounce: 'NN German goods sold here"
This ostentatious outbreak of German
ophobia is know to be due to official incit-
ings. Taken with other things it is an indi-
cation that the coming conflict between the
empires will not, in the opinion of official
Russia, be long postponed.
THE REICHsTAG.
The Reichstag opens Nov 22 It is semi
officially stated that the Imperial Budget
will show that an increase in matricular
contributions of 30,000,000 marks will be
required.
The latest official statement is to the
effect that Emperor Williams cold has not
abated His rest was repeatedly disturbed
last night. The cause of his indisposition
presents no unusual features and his illness
causes no anxiety. He rose at noon to-day
ana was able 70 transact someSState busl-
ness.
The creditors of the Leipsic Discount
Company expect to receive 25 per cent. of
their deposits More fraudulent practices
in connection with the failure have been
disclosed, and a number of Berlin firms
have resolved to bring the whole council of
administration before the court of
justice. The revelations show that the
clerical staff of the bank must
have known its condition. Some
of the clerks received in lieu of cash for
their salary shares of bank stock which
they sold at l011 a until the day before the
failure. The shares are now quoted at 215.
The Reichbank, Berlin, Disconto Gessells-
chaft and DeutSche bank, are losers by the
failure
The hurricane on the Baltic only abated
Thursday 1t created terrible havoc among
shipping, and communication on railways
along the shore was interrupted, travel on
the Lubbock line being suspended for
three days. Low lying parts of seaports
were flooded, Dantzic especially suffering.